Is Mira Rajput Joining The Global Fitness Race? Her Latest Post Has Everyone Talking
Mira Rajput Kapoor, wife of actor Shahid Kapoor, is once again in the spotlight. This time, it's for taking her fitness journey to the next level. Known for her regular gym appearances and wellness tips on social media, she clearly leads a lifestyle rooted in health and discipline.
Despite being a hands-on mom to two kids, Misha and Zain, Mira continues to prioritise her fitness. From yoga and pilates to strength training, her consistent efforts reflect true dedication.
The post has sparked curiosity among fans and fitness enthusiasts alike. Could Mira be gearing up to take on HYROX, the well-known global fitness race known for its challenging blend of running and functional workouts?
Following a high-energy debut in May 2025 and a successful event in Delhi this July, HYROX, the world's largest indoor fitness competition, is set to make a return to Mumbai. This edition promises to be even more intense, action-packed and unforgettable.
Whether you're trying to beat your personal best or stepping into the race for the first time, HYROX Mumbai has something for everyone. From solo challenges in the Open or Pro divisions to team efforts in Doubles or the Relay, the event offers multiple formats to match your fitness level and preference.
It's more than a race. It's a full-body challenge. Get ready to test your limits, boost your strength and join a global community of fitness lovers. With Mumbai hosting its second HYROX, the excitement is building for what promises to be an unforgettable event.
Balancing wellness with motherhood
Mira Rajput recently spoke about how she manages to stay active while juggling motherhood. As a mom to Misha and Zain, she has gradually reshaped her fitness
routine to align with her energy levels and her family's needs, proving that health and parenting can go hand in hand.
She said, 'I like to work out three or four times a week. I like Pilates and functional training with light weights. Earlier, I used to feel an energy dip around 3pm. And that's when my kids get home from school. So I decided to scale back the intensity of my workouts to be able to spend time with my family without feeling exhausted or cranky… The most important factor, though, is sleep. It's so underrated!"
Mira's approach to wellness highlights that true fitness goes beyond intense routines . It's about finding harmony between health and home, and showing up for yourself in ways that feel sustainable and real.
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